Local briefs mix of society, military, and sports notes
U.S. Navy personnel and civic groups feature in brief items. Seaman Ira Dean Herndon sails aboard the USS Tweedy to the International Naval Review in Hampton Roads. Baptist students attend a Green Lake conference. Local tenancies note a minor property incident and a police report. Community clubs plan meetings and August gathering. Amateur standings show Stark and Knights of Columbus tied for second with High Prairie and others below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Dean Herndon
Ira Herndon
S. Central
United States
Hampton Roads
Seaman Herndon
Royster Junior High
Stark
Knights of Columbus
High Prairie
First Baptists
Lutherans
Methodist
Christian
St. Patrick
Baptists Lead In Softball League Night
In Highland Park diamond games the EUB defeated Lutheran 12 to 5 while Methodist beat High Prairie 23 to 17. Seger homered for EUB as Bub built an early lead over the Lutherans with Leroy and Thompson also going deep. Bill Eagle homered for High Prairie in the nightcap.
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EUB
Lutheran
Methodist
High Prairie
Highland Park
Bub
Leroy
Seger
Thompson
Bill Eagle
Morrow
R. Burghart
Sinclair
Rader
St. Patrick
Christian
First Baptist
Knights of Columbus
Weather Observations From The Associated Press
About 20 percent of the 850 doctors in the United States are in church softball league.
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First Baptist
United States
Armada Parade Off Norfolk Opens Jamestown Festival Review
An armada of over 100 ships from the United States and 17 foreign nations gathered near Norfolk ahead of the first day of Virginia 1957 Jamestown Festival events. The fleet, led by the Canberra with Charles E. Wilson aboard, forms a 14 mile double column toward Cape Henry as Adm. Jerauld Wright oversees preparations for the spectacle.
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Norfolk
United States
Hampton Roads
Cape Henry
Virginia
New World
Canberra
Boston
Northampton
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Wilson
Adm
Jerauld Wright
NATO
Martha Roundtree Faces Alienation Charge
New York court papers allege television moderator Martha Roundtree alienated the affections of Oliver Presbrey from his first wife Natalia Presbrey. Natalia seeks to declare Roundtree's marriage invalid and to restore herself as Presbrey's legal wife. The first wife accuses Roundtree of persuading Presbrey to leave their family. Presbrey co-produces ABC TV's Press Conference with Roundtree, who also moderates the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martha Rountree
Oliver Presbrey
State Supreme Court
Natalie M. Presbrey
Miss Rountree
Presbrey
Abc-Tv
Tigers and White Sox win Little League games
The senior division action at two sites saw the Tigers defeat the Athletics 5-0 at EUB Church diamond West Seventh while the White Sox routed the Giants 33-0 at Highland Park ball field.
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Tigers
White Sox
Eub Church
West
Athletics
Highland Park
Whie Sox
Giants
Billy Graham Uses Parables At New York Crusade
The report describes Billy Graham’s New York crusade using parables to teach core lessons. He cites a football player who ran 65 yards the wrong way and a mother who gave medicine believing it sincere, illustrating the need for correct attitude toward Christ.
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New York
Billy Graham
Jesus
Graham
Heaven
Conscience and Christ Debate at Madison Square Garden
A discussion at Madison Square Garden centers on following conscience versus following Christ. The speaker warns that the conscience can be seared if not aligned with Christ and presents a dichotomy between following Christ and pursuing self, pride, or ego.
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Madison Square Garden
Christ
Wally Powell Wins Fort Scott Golf Invitational
Wally Powell of Chanute captured the annual Fort Scott Invitational at the Country Club links with a 67 to finish five under par. Jim Sealety of Parsons John Gross of Fort Scott and Jim Hatfield of Neosho tied for second at 72 while Ralph Deitrick of Chanute led Class B with 77 and Lyle Holman of Chanute was second with 80 among 114 entrants.
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Fort Scott
Wally Powell
Chanute
Powell
Jim Sealety
Parsons
John Gross
Jim Hatfield
Neosho
Ralph Deitrick
Lyle Holman
Milton Misses Event At Johns Hopkins
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower remaining at Johns Hopkins Hospital due to a kidney ailment missed his first commencement as Johns Hopkins University president since taking the post in October.
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Lottie Camerson
S. Santa Fe
Robert Cameron
Merle Cameron
Houston
Texas
University of Texas Medical School
Galveston
Cameron
Rice Institute
Phi Beta Pi
Alph Omega Alpha
Tripler Army Hospital
Honolulu
Hawaii
USAF
Chanute
Robert
Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Senate action eyed to revive soil bank farm program
Senate plans to revive the main phase of the soil bank farm program as Sen. Russell says action on the $3,668,732,157 agriculture bill may occur today. House action earlier set acreage reserve payments and conservation gains, with a 6oo million payout cap for the reserve and debates over per acre limits and producer ceilings.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Department of Agriculture
House
Soil Bank
Conservation Reserve
Eisenhower
Agriculture Benson
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Budget hike boosts farm aid through commodity credit programs
The budget request totals higher, with $1.64 billion more than last year for the Agriculture Department's Commodity Credit Corp. to fund the soil bank crop loans price supports and overseas disposal of surpluses. Tribal elders must decide on the case. Mike Osceola accuses his four brothers of binding and beating him and Dougals claims Mike struck him with a broken bottle. Tribal justice scenes note harsher outcomes for some convicted defendants than white law.
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Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Soil Bank
Mike Osceola
Dougals
Howard
William McKinley Jr
John
Mike
Tribal Elders Decided Family Roughhouse Court Ruling
A roughhouse among five Osceola brothers following a Green Corn Dance was ruled out of Collier County Court by Judge S. S. Jolly. The case centered on tribal matters and demonstrated local judicial process in Everglades Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades, Fla
Osceola
Collier County Court
S. S. Jolly
Bette Davis Sues Fourth Husband in Maintenance Suit
Los Angeles film icon Bette Davis sues her fourth husband, actor Gary Merrill, for separate maintenance alleging fault and strain in their marriage. The complaint seeks support arrangements and related relief.
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Bette Davis Sues
Los Angeles
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Actress Files Malibu Divorce Suit Over Cruelty
Ruth Elizabeth Merrill filed a Santa Monica Superior Court suit alleging extreme cruelty by her husband since their July 28 1950 Juarez Mexico marriage. The complaint, filed last Friday, reached Los Angeles court headquarters yesterday, detailing grievous mental suffering.
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Juarez
Mexico
Santa Monica Superior Court
Ruth Elizabeth Merrill
Los Angeles
The Tribune Carrier Ad Price Cut
The Tribune announces a reduced carrier rate at thirty cents weekly, inviting new carriers to join and deliver daily issues. Existing carriers may switch to the new plan for steady income and local circulation growth.
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